Objection to Tax Assessment Notice
An objection to a tax assessment is a formal appeal made by a taxpayer if they disagree with the calculation or amount of the assessed tax. The objection must be filed within a certain period after receiving the assessment. In German, this document is called "Widerspruch gegen Steuerbescheid".
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Widerspruch gegen Steuerbescheid
An objection to a tax assessment notice is a formal legal remedy that taxpayers in Germany can use to request a review of their tax assessment. This document explains when and how such an objection should be filed.
When should an objection be filed?
An objection should be filed if the taxpayer believes that the tax assessment notice is incorrect. This may be the case with:
- Errors in the calculation of the tax
- Incorrect application of tax laws
- Incomplete or incorrect information in the notice
Legal Basis
The legal basis for an objection to a tax assessment notice can be found in the Administrative Procedure Act (VwVfG) and the Civil Code (BGB). These laws regulate the deadlines and procedures that must be followed when filing an objection.
Required Information
To effectively file an objection, the following information should be included:
- Full name and address of the taxpayer
- Tax number or tax ID
- Date and number of the tax assessment notice
- Reason for the objection
A well-founded objection can lead to the tax assessment notice being amended or revoked. It is advisable to consult a tax advisor or lawyer if there are any uncertainties.
FAQ
Generally, you have one month to file an objection to a tax assessment notice. This period begins on the date the notice is delivered.
For an objection, you need the tax assessment notice, your tax number or tax ID, and a written justification for the objection.
You can file the objection yourself. However, it is advisable to consult a tax advisor or lawyer in complex cases.
After the objection is filed, the tax office reviews the notice again. You will then receive either an amended notice or a rejection of the objection.